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## [Documentation](docs)
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This set of libraries are thought to be built using [Stack](https://docs.haskellstack.org). Just jump into the folder and run `stack build`! The top-level `stack.yaml` defines a common resolver and set of dependencies for all the packages.
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### Video Resources
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[Alejandro](https://twitter.com/trupill)'s talk about mu-graphql at [Haskell Love](https://haskell.love/).
[Alejandro](https://twitter.com/trupill) and [Flavio](https://twitter.com/FlavioCorpa)'s `mu-haskell` paper presentation on [Haskell Symposium](https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/haskellsymp-2020-papers/6/Describing-Microservices-using-Modern-Haskell-Experience-Report).
[Flavio](https://twitter.com/FlavioCorpa)'s talk on mu-graphql at the [Berlin Functional Programming Group](https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/Berlin-Functional-Programming-Group/).
This set of libraries are thought to be built using [Stack](https://docs.haskellstack.org). Just jump into the folder and run `stack build`! The top-level `stack.yaml` defines a common resolver and set of dependencies for all the packages.
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If you want to contribute, please be sure to read the [development guidelines](DEVELOPMENT.md) first.
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Mu-Haskell is a set of packages that help you build both servers and clients for (micro)services. The main goal of Mu-Haskell is to allow you to focus on your domain logic, instead of worrying about format and protocol issues.
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If you prefer listening to reading, we have a bunch of [talks]({% link docs/talks.md %}) covering both the usage and the internals of the library.
**Warning**: depending on the moment in which each talk has recorded, the code may not be 100% compatible with the latest release of Mu-Haskell. The underlying ideas do remain the same.
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## Using Mu-Haskell
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[Alejandro](https://twitter.com/trupill)'s talk about Mu + GraphQL at [Haskell Love](https://haskell.love/).
[Flavio](https://twitter.com/FlavioCorpa)'s talk on Mu + GraphQL at the [Berlin Functional Programming Group](https://www.meetup.com/es-ES/Berlin-Functional-Programming-Group/).
[Alejandro](https://twitter.com/trupill) and [Flavio](https://twitter.com/FlavioCorpa)'s experience report presentation on [Haskell Symposium](https://icfp20.sigplan.org/details/haskellsymp-2020-papers/6/Describing-Microservices-using-Modern-Haskell-Experience-Report). Here we explore the challenges we had to overcome while use type level techniques.
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